Tamara Giles-Vernick currently conducts research at the interstices of medical anthropology and ethnohistory (historical research using anthropological tools), investigating infectious disease transmission and global health interventions in Africa. She leads multidisciplinary research examining the […]
Pr Antoine Gessain is a medical virologist who studied in Paris’ hospitals and Universities where he received his MD and PhD. In 1983-1984, he participated to field epidemiological studies on the human retrovirus HTLV-1 […]
Olivier Cassar born in 1965, is a former researcher of the Institut Pasteur International network. He studied at the University Paris Diderot in Paris where he earned his Doctorate es Sciences in Virology in […]
Lénaig Le Fouler holds a Master in Public Health, specializing in Biostatistics (Paris-Sud). After beginning her career with another team in Institut Pasteur (Epidemiology of Emerging Diseases), she joined the unit in June 2014 […]
Annick Opinel, HDR (Paris VII), Ph.D (Paris X), B.A. (Middlesex Polytechnic, London) is an historian and philosopher of sciences. She joined the group in March 2010 after working in the “Centre de Recherches historiques […]
Laurence Watier MSc, PhD, HDR is a researcher at Inserm. Her areas of expertise include biostatistics with respect to Bayesian methods, mixed models and time series analysis; epidemiology; public health and the use of […]
I first studied cell biology and physiology at Paul Sabatier University, in Toulouse. After my license, I started my Master, mainly focused on immunology and physiology. After the first year, I wanted to specialize myself […]
Marc Lecuit, MD, PhD, is a microbiologist and an infectious diseases physician. He is the Director of the Biology of Infection Unit at the Institut Pasteur and Inserm (U1117) and of the Listeria National […]
My current interests center on (1) the effects of infection and inflammation on olfaction, (2) the role of nasal dysbiosis in Parkinson disease, and (3) the role of adult neurogenesis in olfaction. […]
